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You can choose any credit card that is good for your current credit and offers 0% intro APR on balance transfers. The zero introductory periods vary, so you may want to make some calculations to see which is the best option for you. Note that once the zero introductory period is over, an ongoing APR will apply. Also, balance transfers are not usually free. Most issuers will ask you to pay about 3% of each balance transfer.

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